EIGHT FLAGS JEEP CLUB
Nassau County, Florida
Serving NE Florida/SE Georgia's Jeep Enthusiasts
EIGHT FLAGS JEEP CLUB is a family oriented jeep club located in Nassau County, Florida. It's a great way to meet & get to know others that share a common interest in Jeep Brand vehicles. Get involved in local events, public service activities, recreational adventures, club rides and more! We are more into sand than mud and abide by the "Tread Lightly" policy to keep the environment safe & unchanged from the way we originally found it.
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Special thanks to
Davis CDJR Yulee
Current members please note- we will NOT be collecting $30 renewal dues for 2020 due to Covid-related club inactivity.
OUR REGULAR MONTHLY MEMBER'S MEETING CANCELED FOR JULY
We will use our Jeep Nite Out on 7/12 as an informal meeting venue. New members welcome.
Jeep Nite Out- Dick's Wings Fernandina, Monday, July 12 starting at 6:30 p.m.
Monthly Members Meetings are held the 1st Tuesday of each month and meet at the
Fernandina Beach Golf Club
2800 Bill Melton Rd. FB
Sunset At The Beach
Sunday, June 27 at 6:30 p.m.
American Beach, Amelia Island
Bring your lawn chair, sandwich, family & friends!
Currently the beach is open to Nassau County residents only, but we have plans in place to get everyone one the beach!
All Jeep owners welcome to join us!
This "Community Emergency Response Team" can assist local law enforcement as civilian volunteers by contributing their time, vehicles and off-road skills. Jeeps can help cover terrain that would be inaccessible to most patrol vehicles. Interested club members- please email Laura at
Eight Flags Jeep Club is currently putting together a Jeep CERT Team.
St. Mary's River Clean-up
Saturday, April 24
Eight Flags Jeep club participated in the annual clean-up of the St. Mary's River and it's tributaries. At our clean-up of this area in Dec., we collected over 800 lbs of trash.
A fun (and dusty!) day out with some beautiful
scenery- approx. 126 Jeeps.
7th Annual KRAWL'N FOR THE FALLEN
Florida International Rally & Motorsport Park (The FIRM)
Starke, FL
PRE-REGISTRATION OPEN NOW
NOVEMBER 12-14, 2021
Krawl'n for The Fallen is an offload 4x4 charity event raising money for the families of fallen officers #backtheblue.
We had a great time last year...
Members- meet up at the BP Gas Station (just west on SR 200) at 8:00 a.m. with pullout at 8:15 a.m. PROMPT for the approx 1 hr drive to Waycross.
JEEPS FOR SHOREBIRDS
Once again, Eight Flags Jeep Club will assist Amelia Island State Park to help protect nesting shorebirds and their tiny chicks by helping to create a barrier to prevent park patrons from driving on certain areas of the beach during low tides.
Any Jeep Club members or Jeep owners that are interested in volunteering, please contact 8flagsjeepclub@gmail.com or Ali Flisek, Park Service Assistant at ali.flisek@floridadep.gov.
Adopt-A-Roadway
Clean-up
Next clean-up
in September
Eight Flags Jeep Club has pledged to work with Keep Nassau Beautiful clean Amelia Island Parkway between the roundabout at 14th & Buccaneer Trail.
Members- meet at the grassy area at roughly the halfway point. We will provide safety vests , litter pickers and garbage bags. Please wear sturdy work shoes & bring work gloves.
Breakfast after the clean-up for all Jeep Club volunteers.
The June Clean-up Crew
Our June winners of the hidden "golden golf balls" worth $20 cash each. Way to go Clean-up Crew!
Nassau Humane Society "Hound Hike"
Peters Point Beach
Eight Flags Jeep Club helps sponsor the Nassau Humane Society with donations from our 50/50 raffles. And we were ready to help out again! These fearless Jeep hounds braved the dark clouds & raindrops to walk up the beach to raise some funds for their homeless comrades!
Great Event!
Pre-order your Florida Off Road Foundation specialty tag at floridaoffroadfoundation.org.
These tags help fund efforts to preserve & protect our Florida trails, nature habitats and wildlife and much more!
EIGHT FLAGS JEEP CLUB
School Supplies Donation Drive
Donations accepted at Jeep Nite Out, Sunset At the Beach and our August Monthly Member's Meeting on 8/3.
The kids will be heading back to in-person classrooms starting 8/10 and the Salvation Army's Hope House will be there to help our less fortunate Nassau County students with supplies. Many families are unable to purchase the essential items that students need to succeed, so let's help them out!
Some of the supplies needed include backpacks, binders, crayons (24-pk), pocket dictionary, folders (clasp & two pocket), glue sticks, Elmers glue, highlighters, markers, graph paper, notebook paper (both narrow & wide ruled), pencil cases, colored pencils, pens, rulers, scissors (pointed & safety), spiral notebooks, staplers and subject dividers.
JeeptoberFest 2021
Oct. 15-17
New Location:
Kirby Family Farms
19630 NE 30th St., Williston FL
Ocala Jeep Club has teamed up with Kirby Family Farms to bring you the 24th annual Jeeptoberfest Jeep event which kicks off Friday, Oct. 15 with a best of show, 2 levels of Jeep trails (stock & moderate), raffles & more!
Aftermarket Jeep & Truck Accessories
450124 FL-200, Callahan FL 32011
904-710-2827
Ask for Travis
Visit Ed Richtsteig's
Southeast Jeep Event and Info Forum
https://www.facebook.com/groups/firstcoastjeepoffroaders/
Great turnout for our beach bonfire on Saturday. Because of sea turtle nesting season, our next one will be in October.
Keep Nassau Beautiful used a donation by Eight Flags Jeep Club to help plant a 30-gal river birch on the picnic grounds of local VFW Post #4351. Our Jeep Club is proud to help support both the VFW and Keep Nassau Beautiful!
Veteran's Day Parade
Downtown Fernandina Beach
November 2020
THANK YOU VETERANS!
Eight Flags Jeep Club has taken a stand and joined hundreds of other Jeep enthusiasts by becoming an official "Tread Lightly!" member to keep the outdoors healthy, open and accessible and to promote safe and responsible four-wheeling.
TREAD PRINCIPLES:
Travel Responsibly on land by staying on designated roads, trails and area.
Respect the Rights of Others including private property owners, all recreational trail users, campers & others so they can enjoy their recreational activities undisturbed.
Educate Yourself prior to your trip by obtaining travel maps and regulations from public agencies.
Avoid Sensitive Areas on land such as meadows, lake shores, wetlands & streams. Stay on designated routes.
Do Your Part by modeling appropriate behavior, leaving the area better than you found it, properly disposing of waste, minimizing the use of fire, avoiding the spread of invasive species and repairing degraded areas.